>>25014335
"I'm sorry Max, but we either had to leave immediately or lose Delta to Armatek. It's not like we enjoy disobeying you or something."

>>25014335
"But now we have the UPA has all the Psions. They have the full card set."

"More importantly, ArmaTek doesn't have him."

Damien you said earlier 'damn clairsentience' Does that mean you figured out how to use my version of clairvoyance?

>>25014335

"I'm terribly sorry for running of like we did, but with the Void Queen now moving in force, we need all the help we can get. If we didn't go after Delta, ArmaTek would have moved him somewhere more secure."

>>25014335
"Sorry Max. Damien said we had to leave immediately or it would be too late."

"I'm sorry, Max, but we either had to leave immediately or lose Delta to Armatek." You say. "It's not like we enjoy disobeying you or something, but with the Void Queen moving in force, we need all the help we can get. If we didn't go after Delta, Armatek would have moved him somewhere more secure."
The wolf took a deep breath.
"... Okay, I should calm down. That's a good point." He said.

Delta rolled out past him, ignoring Max, and made his way into the other hangar- to Surya. You felt him start to Look at it, and at... your exosuit. And most of all, the shield generators.
He sat there, Looking, and utterly froze, his mind churning.
"None of you were hurt?" Max asked, watching Delta- who was sitting in the doorway to Surya's hangar, frozen.
"Wyvern was damaged, but Delta fixed it." Anna said.
"I'm glad to hear that." Max said. "I should probably tell him how things work here-"
"Delta's kind of weird." Ellie said. "It might be best to write a small, simple booklet with some rules for him. He doesn't seem to like people."
"Not having thumbs makes it hard to type, but that's probably what I'll do."

>>25014498
"Are the shield generators keeping you suitably entertained, Delta?"

>>25014498
"Can't you just order one of the scientists to do it for you?"

>>25014498
"Do you not have an assistant like Einstein?"

>>25014498

"Thanks Max."

walk over to Delta but don't stand to close to him

"That's my ship, what do you think?"

if we talk about tech he may be a little bit more talkative, if we want him to open up to us more, talking to him once in a while and having him see us around more often should help quite a bit

as long as we're not pushing for contact and treat him like normal.

we promised him a Recabulator, let's manifest one.

>>25014498
They were designed by my friends Sarvesh and Omni. I think you'll like Omni. He's quite the inventor.

>>25014624
He gets a recabulator after we beat the VQ.

Otherwise we have no guarentee that he won't just say "Hey, thanks." and then fuck off. Actually, he wouldn't even say thanks.

Delta isn't somebody who can be befriended.

"Can't you just order one of the scientists to do it for you?"
"I could, yes. Or I could simply use telekinesis." He said. "I'll get to work on it. Just... If it's necessary for you to leave, tell me first."
Then he got to his feet, and padded off. You walked over to Delta, trying not to walk to close to him.
"Are the shield generators keeping you suitably entertained?"
"Very delicate." He responded. You took that as a yes.
"Do you not have an assistant like Einstein?"
He didn't respond.
"That's my ship. What do you think?"
"Rotor enabled primary thrusters. Heat shield. Programming aberrations. Minor luxuries. It is a larger-scaled space-enabled shuttle. No more."
"They were designed by my friends Sarvesh and Omni. I think you'll like Omni. He's quite the inventor."
Delta didn't respond.

Theres really no talking to this guy is there? Oh well. That doesn't mean Heather will give up quite yet.

Shall we go practice something? TK or photokinesis would be good. We've been focusing on manifestation and clairvoyance lately.

>>25014679
"Oh? And what would to do differently if you were building it?"

Now we need to put battle-ship grade weapons on it.

>>25014679

<Damien, go rest properly this time.>

"would you happen to have any recommendations on systems to add to my ship?"

"What would you like to see first? The program we obtained to transfer powers between psionics? The AI that can surpass the klimeck limit? Or the tiger uplift that can create a pocket universe?"

>>25014679
Not sure if it's the right time for it, but we could always ask whether or not he would want a sense of empathy.

He would probably refuse, but it's worth a shot. Maybe beam it in without him knowing, like we did the devourer.

"What would you like to see first? The program we obtained to transfer powers between psionics? The AI that can surpass the klimeck limit? Or the tiger uplift that can create a pocket universe?"
"No." He responded, still examining the Surya.

"What would you do differently if you were building it?"

He held out a hand, and parts appeared, levitating in the air, and quickly started to assemble itself, gently pushing Surya out of the way. Then you were looking at a slimmer, sleeker Surya. It had four smaller thrusters instead of the two large ones, and the bubble drive was slightly smaller.
And then there were the five long barrels sticking out of the front, with smaller lasers all around the hull.
"No luxuries. One pilot seat, six cryogenic pods. Smaller thrusters for more agility. Point defense lasers, missile weapons, kinetic spreadshot weapons."

He paused, and tilted his head a fraction.
"Cannot replicate Surya's primary fusion engine easily, so power generation and bubble drive efficacy has been reduced."

>>25014849
"But the luxuries were half the point!"

>>25014876
He won't care. And besides we did ask him what he would do differently.

"Very nice. I wish your machines personalities weren't so... emotionless though. It's hard to relate to them."

>>25014849
"Interesting. Now that I can legally mount turrets, I was planning on putting shield generators in them, for a 'reflective' point defence system. It'd be able to defend against lasers that way too."

>>25014849

"I built Surya with pilot and passenger comfort high on the list."

>>25014849
<You're the best, Helios.>

"No defenses against lasers? Disappointing. I personally would have added packs of liquid metal and high heat capacity materials that disperse and diffract oncoming beams."

>>25014936
*packs that explode outward, containing liquid

Like the rocket defense system on tanks.

"I built Surya with pilot and passenger comfort high on the priority list."
"I know." He said.
"Interesting." You say, looking at the second Surya. "Now that I can legally mount turrets, I was planning on putting shield generators in them, for a reflective point defense system. It'd be able to defend against lasers that way, too."
"Power drain would be immense." He said.

He raised a hand- and dozens of drones assembled themselves, all with maintenance equipment. They started shearing apart the second Surya, carrying the parts to the side, as he started Manifesting more components, as they assembled themselves into shield generators.
"Modifying hull. Removing point defence, replacing with shield generators. Thinning armor, replacing with high-capacity chemical cells."

"And no defenses against lasers? Disappointing."
"Manuverability is high enough to leave laser range." He responded. "I would equip a larger ship with sandcaster point defense."

Ellie just blinked, confused, while Anna watched the ship assemble itself. Delta ignored the two. Meanwhile, back in the Wyvern's hangar, Damien and Alex were talking.

>>25015014
"Good thing Surya can handle the power drain."

>>25015014
"Power drain isn't much of a concern for Surya Prime compared to the other one you've made, Sir Helios can pump out enough power for pretty much everything we need.

What armament did you put on the Surya you made?

Why can't you replicate Sir Helios, the engine, what about it makes it difficult to recreate or conceptualize?"

>>25015014
>>25015014
so ever think of making a Dyson sphere?

>>25015014
We should probably talk to Jason and figure out how they did the FTL Armor trick.

We could turn it into an FTL gun for Surya.

>>25015014
"I like it. Very nicely designed. More militaristic then Surya but thats half the point. Would you mind if I gave the design to Omni? He might be able to sell it to the military. You'd be compensated of course."

"What do you think Anna?"

>>25015014
"Can you make solar panels and particle accelerators? You could make an anti-matter production center."

>>25015014

we'll be out of space in no time.

"I uh, kind of copied the design of that Demiurg exosuit you were examining a few days back. Sorry if i startled you."

"Power drain isn't much of a concern for Surya prime compared to the other one you've made. Sir Helios can pump out enough power for pretty much everything we need. Why can't you replicate the engine? What about it makes it difficult to recreate or conceptualize?"
He met your eyes for the first time... and shrugged. That was the most human thing you'd seen him do, with a very clear message- he didn't know.

Then he turned back to the second Surya.
"I like it. Very nicely designed. More militaristic than Surya, but that's half the point. Would you mind if I gave the design to Omni? He might be able to sell it to the military. You'd be compensated of course."
"Do not." He said. "This is not a military ship. It is a sub-par long range shuttle. Designed for traversing treacherous space. I can produce something better."

"What do you think, Anna?" You ask.
"Me? I think it might be best to replace all the kinetic spreadshot with missiles." She said. "That way, you don't need to power the electromagnets."
Delta didn't respond, but he barked out a command, and the drones started removing the long barrels, putting them aside.
"We'll be out of space in no time." You say.
"I will eject extra materials after completion." He said.
"And I, uh, kind of the design of that Demiurg exosuit you were examining a few days back. Sorry if I startled you."
He didn't respond.

>>25015192
"So, what would be the ultimate design, Delta?"

>>25015192
Sketch out a design for adding piles of weapons, more armor, and combat maneuverability stuff onto Surya prime, focus on things that can take advantage of our absurd power generation, railguns, kinetic spreadshot, lasers and plasma weaponry, point defense things.

Once we have that done present it to the others for review and refine it before adding it on.

>>25015192

"any suggesting about what kind of weapons I could fit Surya with?"

preferably something we can build ourselves so it won't go away if Alex fumbles his ability.

>>25015250
don't forget to start designing the main gun. we want something that can make use of our heat crystal.

>>25015281
I thought we were going to mount an Ion Laser on Surya, with forcefields inside it to keep the gas contained so it can reach super-hot temperatures.

>>25015298

can't hurt to ask, might get some fun ideas in addition to the laser.

You pull up your sunglasses, and sketch out more weapons and armor onto Surya Prime, focusing on your absurd power generation.

"So, what would be the ultimate design, Delta?"
"Cannot create my ultimate design." He said. "I require thirty seven two-inch decabulators, a twelve-inch decabulator, and a 36-inch decabulator. My second best cannot fit inside of this hangar."

"Any suggestion about what kind of weapons I could fit Surya with?"
He thought for a moment. "Plasma turrets. Larger-scaled ion laser. Plasma weapons could double as point defense. Long combat sustainability."

"How would you design the ion laser?" You ask.

"Larger or more numbered heating crystals. Magnetically contain and heat ion gases pre-charge. Use gas pumps to maneuver the ion gas into a tesla charging barrel."

>>25015372
"So similar to what I was doing, but on a larger scale and allowing for more steps.

Can you recreate the heating crystals as it is often annoying to make them myself."

>>25015372
"Hmm. I could use the kinetic repulsors to push the gas out, too. There'd be no recoil that way."

"Could you manifest some concrete? I'll show you the method I make those crystals."

>>25015397
actually we should be able to recreate them slightly easier now that we know what we are doing.

Rolled 8

>>25015372
>36-inch decabulator
It's almost like Exabutt is trying to tell us to make it...

>>25015372
Make him those decabulators.

>>25015397
He said he couldn't recreate the heat crystal when he first saw it.

Rolled 40

>>25015425
fuck it, lets make one

>>25015372

>Luxurious Laser ship Surya

sounds like a good idea, if it doesn't impact our speed and power drain critically.

we'll need more crystals though.

>>25015438
>>25015425
What? Those are just Decabulators. As in, the normal ones.

>>25015414
>Kinetic repulsors?

"So similar to what I was doing, but on a larger scale and allowing for more steps." You say. "Can you recreate the heating crystals, as it's often annoying to make them myself."
"Yes." He said. "It will be difficult, but within my ability."
He held out a hand, and he gritted his teeth. You heard them grind, and suddenly, there was a heat crystal within his hand.
His head bobbed, tired, and he dropped it into your hand.

>>25015372
Exabutt, did you mean recabulators not decabulators? He can easily make decabulators.

>>25015372
"You...can't make decabulators?"

>>25015372
>decabulator
>Whoops! Meant Recabulator. The impossible-to-produce ones.

>>25015449
I thought the shield generators were kinetic repulsors. They reflect any shit thrown at them.

>>25015449
Oh sorry I didn't realize we were nearing your limit. Here I'll show you the dorms and the cafeteria so you can eat then rest.

>>25015449
"You look tired, let's get you some food before we keep on fiddling with ship stuff.

Come on, there's pancakes, and I'll introduce you to Serpensal."

>>25015447
Yeah but presumably they don't normally come in 36-inch size, so he needs to see one before he can copy it.

>>25015449

"looks like you need a break, wanna get something to eat? our skilled chef might be awake now."

>>25015467
They don't reflect shit. They bend the space the shit is travelling through. They're built out of bubble drives.

>>25015449
"Oh dear. Let's get you something to eat, shall we?"

Alright lets let Delta rest. We can do our own exhausting practice soon.

>>25015467
>They don't create energy, they redirect it through space-bending shenanigans. There's no way to accelerate or push anything.

"You look tired." You say. "I didn't realize we were nearing your limit. Here, I'll show you the cafeteria, and the dorms so you can eat, then rest."
"The crystals are difficult to fabricate." He said.

You rolled his chair down to the cafeteria, and there Sarvesh was, cooking. Anna and Ellie followed, the two talking.
"Hello!" Sarvesh said.
"Food." Delta said. "Something nutritious and easy to eat."
"... Alright." Sarvesh said, rather stunned by Delta's sudden command.
Robin peeked around the corner- and backed away when she saw Delta, and pamfed behind you.
"Why is *he* here?!" She whispered in your ear.

>>25015536
"Works for us now. An army of RoboSoldiers will help a great deal when we fight VQ."

>>25015536
"He's agreed to work with us against the VQ, for the moment."

>>25015536
<Armatek was about to move him and better here then making more things for them. Also we need weapons to fight the VQ, and he is very good at that.>

>>25015536
"Because having hordes of drones, ships, Exosuits, and so on, on our side seems much preferable to ArmaTek using him for whatever mustache twirling evil plot they have in mind next.

He's not exactly a people person I admit, but you have to admire his dedication to building things."

<Sorry about that Sarvesh. He is definately not a people person. It probably doesn't help he's spent most of his life surrounded by machines.>

>>25015536

"he agreed to help us in exchange for some tech and I would rather not have the Void Queen find him or ArmaTek moving him somewhere."

>>25015593
Well we also spent a lot of our life surrounded by machines, we just happened to hang out with the cool social machines.

>>25015536
<Is there a problem? I know he's not very friendly but it doesn't seem like he'll bother people if they leave him alone.>

>Something nutritious and easy to eat.
Anna finally has a way to get rid of all those rations!

>>25015615
>Delta and Anna become fast friends over mutual love of horrid tasting yet 'healthy' rations.

"Because having hordes of drones, ships, exosuits and so on, on our side seems much more preferable to Armatek using him for whatever mustache twirling evil plot they have in mind next." You say. "He's not exactly a people person, I admit, but you have to admire his dedication to building things."
"No, I meant, how'd you get him to come with you?" She asked. "There's nothing he wants? Did you like... pout at him or something?"
"He agreed to help us in exchange for some tech." You say.
"That ... makes a bit more sense." Robin said. "Uh, hello, Delta."

He didn't quite respond any more than a twitch of the head.
Robin just pouted and sighed.
"Well, at least he's like he always is." She said.

Sarvesh came out, complete with rations on his plate, and Delta rolled his chair up to the table, starting to eat.
<Sorry about that, Sarvesh. He's definitely not a people person.>
<It's... alright, I guess.> He responded.

>>25015699
<I'll make it up to you later. I'm hoping that eventually we'll be able to teach him proper manners.

What's on the menu for today Chef Sarvesh?>

>>25015699
<He's more of a tech person. Once you get him started on a design, you two could probably go on for hours.>

>>25015699
"Hey, Ellie! How's the new exosuit? Have you tried out the grappling hook yet?"

>>25015699

<I wouldn't count on an actual conversation, but he says more when you talk about designs and such.>

>>25015755
>Once you get him started on a design, you two could probably go on for hours
That has not at all been the case when we talked to him about tech just now.

"Hey, Ellie, how's the new exosuit? Have you tried out the grappling hook yet?"
"I want to get back to Heaven's Jewel so I can *really* test it out." She said.

<I'll make it up to you later. I'm hoping that eventually we'll be able to teach him proper manners. What's on the menu for today Chef Sarvesh?>
<Whatever you want.> Sarvesh responded. <I'm feeling raring to go, once I got some sleep. It's almost lunch time, so people will start coming in soon.>
As soon as he said that, Lin came in, alongside someone else... strange. Someone with a venetian mask, porcelain white save for some strange markings around the edges. You saw- and felt- sensors in the mask, connected to his optical nerves, quite literally integrated into his face. He was augmented, in his arms and legs, small cables throughout the man's entire body.
"Oh, Hello." The man said, and nodded to Anna. "Spider."
Then he nodded to you. "And the new drake! Just in name, I hear, so you can get a weapon license! Clever!"
"... Jabberwocky." Anna tested- she looked unsure.
"Indeed! Though you can call me Evan." He said, and removed his mask- and other than a band of polycarbon covering the bridge of his nose and where his eyes should be, covered in ports, he was a handsome man, much older than you thought by his young voice. He turned to Lin. "Have you decided yet?"
"I have no interest in joining Blackreach." Lin said.
"With your powers, you'd be an excellent assassin."

>>25015857
Ignore Jabberwocky, use Technopathy on the mask, it probably won't talk much back but it might be constructed in an interesting way. Same with his implants.

>>25015745
The only way he can be taught proper manners is by having empathy beamed into him.

He's really easy to read if you work based on the assumption that he doesn't have any emotions except "Desire to build". He builds and designs things, and that's all he wants to do. Anything which will help him build and design things is good, anything which will hinder his ability to do this is bad.

Empathy would hinder him, so he won't want it. Manners do not have any impact on his ability ot build and design, so he doesn't want it. Collaboration with another expert might help him, so he will put up with it. Understanding his powers would definitely help him, so he will do it. Ruling the world wouln't really help him, so there's little chance that he'll ever take initiative and attack anything himself.

He'll follow whoever he believes will allow him access to technology he hasn't seen before, meaning we have two choices: Stop him thinking in these terms (Via either killing him or empathy beam), or make him think that following us after VQ will give him access to more tech than following Armatek would.

I am sort of debating with myself the morality involved in forcing a sense of empathy on somebody who does not have or want it, but who also doesn't understand the concept at a base level. It's a bit of a conundrum. Of course, you also have the issue of his reaction. How do you feel if somebody has just put empathy in your head where there was none before, and before it happened you didn't want or understand empathy at all? Are you grateful? Angry? Confused is a given, but beyond that, it's hazy.

Maybe I'm reading into this a bit far. Possibly overstepping my boundries.

>>25015857
"Hello. Recruiting for members?"

>>25015857

"Hello, umm, nice to meet you?"

>>25015882
Honestly? I think we should just leave him alone. Dude should realize by now that Armatek is gonna get fucked up and that we've got bleeding edge tech production going on here thanks to Omni. If nothing else, he's easy to manipulate. If it comes down to that.

>>25015857
"I knew as soon as Anna mentioned you that you'd show up sometime."

>>25015882
>meaning we have two choices
We can just do nothing. He already knows that if he helps us take the VQ down he gets recabulators, which he really really wants to build his "ultimate design". Armatek can't match that, and they won't be around for much longer anyway. I personally don't care about keeping him around after the bad guys are dealt with.

>I am sort of debating with myself the morality involved in forcing a sense of empathy on somebody who does not have or want it, but who also doesn't understand the concept at a base level.
We did it with Devourer. But that was a kill or be killed sort of situation. As long as he's not bothering anybody we don't have to resort to forcing him to change. Whether he'll like it if we give it to him is impossible to predict (or maybe really easy if you're Damien).

>>25015988
Doing nothing means he goes back into Armatek control, and they use him against us.

A wild animal is most dangerous when backed into a corner. Armatek as a corporation is going down the creek, but Armatek as a shadow research organisation with a massive hate-on for us has only just begun.

"Hello. Recruiting for members?"
"On my off-time, yes." Evan said. "Technically, I've been hired by the United Planets Alliance to make certain that neither Armatek nor the Void Queen can come here. Quite boring, but it's better than the overt combat the rest of blackreach will be doing."

He raised an eyebrow- which looked quite strange, with an entire slot missing from his eye area- and gave you a grin.
"Nice to meet you."
"... Hello, um, nice to meet you too? I knew as soon as Anna mentioned you that you'd show up sometime."
"I have a nasty habit of doing that, don't I?" He asked.
"Nice to meet you too." Anna said.
He ruffled her hair. "I thought you retired when you came here."
"I did. Technically." Anna said.

You examine Jabberwocky's mask, and reach into it-
<Daughter of Dragon.> The voice said. <You know, this could be considered an invasion of privacy. Hahaha. They did brief me on your powers. Technopathy's this one, right? But feel free, look around. I've hidden all the data I can't really let you see. And not just digitally, but physically hidden.>

>>25015882
Leave him alone for now, we need his soulless machines for Void Queen killing.

>>25016090
Yeah, I was thinking about later, when VQ has been dealt with.

>>25016084
<Impressive.>

>>25016084
<Ahh, so this is like Anna's implant. There is no personality, just you.>

>>25016084
"Mask is like Anna's implants then."

>>25016033
>Armatek as a corporation is going down the creek, but Armatek as a shadow research organisation with a massive hate-on for us has only just begun.
Nah. We're already 78 threads in, there's not going to be a whole new arc. The quest will end once the BBEG is dealt with.

>>25016084

<o-oh, I wasn't trying to invade, I tend to do this when I meet interesting tech. That sounded better in my head, wait we're talking with our mind... sorry.>

>>25016084
<There's data in here? Sorry, I thought it would just be a cool sensor suite.>

>>25016084
<I could find it if I wanted to.

I mean, I'm not a jerk, so I won't, but I probably could.>

<Ahh, so this is like Anna's implant. There is no personality, just you.>
<Maybe this machine's personality is functionally identical to the real jabberwocky? That'd be a way to throw you off, wouldn't it? Maybe give it an identity to believe that it *is* the owner.> The mask asked.
<I wasn't trying to invade, I tend to do this when I meet interesting tech.> You say. <T-that sounded better in my head. Wait, we're talking with our mind... Sorry.>
It just chuckled some more.
<There's data in here? Sorry, I thought it would just be a cool sensor suite.>
<Well, it has that too, but the mask is also a personacom. And a miniature quantum router. But then again, miniature quantum routers are what all of my implants are. Or, er, all of my owner's implants are. Hehehe.>
<I could find it if I wanted to.> You say. <I mean, I'm not a jerk, so I won't, but I probably could.>
<I don't doubt that.> He said. <The higher ups are pretty sure you guys could ferret out every secret in the galaxy, if you wanted.>

>>25016287
<So what brings you round our quaint little neighborhood?>

>>25016315
he just told us that.

>>25016287
<That implies that we are limited to the galaxy.>

>>25016287
<There are a lot of secrets in the galaxy. People are probably making new ones faster than I could find them.>

>>25016287

<I won't though, not unless I have a damn good reason.>

>>25016287
<lambda and damien could certainly I'm just a wrench-turner so to speak>

>>25016346
nope, we're up there with Damien on secret finding. Especially given the fact that lots of secrets are hiddin in computers.

>>25016287
<Just this galaxy? You underestimate us.>

>>25016346
Lambda couldn't, he doesn't have powers any more. If your secret's more than a couple of months old he probably already knows it though.

>>25016355

and the fact that we can look at a person and know a whole lot of stuff in the blink of an eye.

>>25016333
>>25016357
Time to bring up that crystalline computer a couple galaxies over again.

>>25016287
<This Galaxy, the next one over, and a few more past that.>

>>25016287
<Hah, that would imply that we're somehow limited to the galaxy. I've already made first contact with an extra-galactic species, remember?>

time to manifest that crystalline computer I think you mean. We've been getting upstaged by Delta!

<Just this galaxy? You underestimate us.>
<That's what the higherups think.> He said. <And technically, they don't say you can't sense things outside, but they decline to come up with theories about outside the galaxy. Then again, you did find the Valk...>
"You're lying." Anna said, suddenly.
"Oh?" Jabberwocky asked.
"You said that UPA hired you to keep Armatek and the Void Queen out of our hair. Why would they hire *you*?"
"You're saying that this job doesn't play to my strengths." Jabberwocky said.
"Yeah." Anna said. "You're a hacker."
"... Then why did you take so many combat missions? We both know that's not your strength." Jabberwocky said.
"You're changing the subject." Anna said again.
"Yep!" He said, and turned to face Sarvesh. "If it isn't too much trouble, could you kindly make me something, Sarvesh? I have no preferences, and it's been years since I've had centaur cuisine."
"Alright..." Sarvesh said. And then, to you, he spoke. <He... feels strange. Very strange.>

>>25016405
<How?>

>>25016405
Well, we generally screw up doing this, but I guess we could try to Know Jabberwocky.

>>25016405
Knowledge on Jabberwocky.

>>25016442
>>25016444
sure. why not?

>>25016405

<he has an insane amount of augmentation inside his body, would that have anything to do with it?>

"If you don't mind me asking, how would you go about keeping ArmaTek and especially the Void Queen outside or away from this station?"

oh also we should ask if he could teach us programming. Its our real weakness when it comes to building things.

>>25016405
To Sarv <Yup.>
To Jab <You know recently I've unlocked a better version of Clairvoyance. I've been calling it Knowledge, because theoretically it works on anything. It takes a good bit of effort, and it doesn't always work yet, but would you like me to try it out on you?>

I don't think he's really here to keep Armatek or VQ out of here. That might be what he's officially here for, but it feels to me that he's got another objective. He's a hacker, so it might have something to do with Omni.

>>25016472
Why would you ask him that?

He doesn't need to know.

>>25016472
>To Jab <You know recently I've unlocked a better version of Clairvoyance. I've been calling it Knowledge, because theoretically it works on anything. It takes a good bit of effort, and it doesn't always work yet, but would you like me to try it out on you?>
no, don't tell him about it just do it

>>25016472
>To Jab <You know recently I've unlocked a better version of Clairvoyance. I've been calling it Knowledge, because theoretically it works on anything. It takes a good bit of effort, and it doesn't always work yet, but would you like me to try it out on you?>
he doesn't need to know about that

You know, if we are going to Knowledge him, someone should probably roll for it.

I'm not going to because I swore off rolling after I nat 1'd in this quest before.

Rolled 94

>>25016405
lets try knowledge on him

<How?> You ask.
<Like... It's... hard to explain.> Sarvesh said.
"If you don't mind me asking, how would you go about keeping Armatek, and especially the void queen, outside or away from this station?"
"Navcoms." He said. "I've control of the navigation computer network, so I can basically control their computers. Even the void queen has to somehow... manifest an entangled quantum router in order to fly. Both sets, one in the navcom facility, one on her ships." He said. "So I just find those when they're manifested, redirect her... In theory. It hasn't happened yet."

You start to concentrate on Knowledge- When something buzzed, loudly, his mask buzzing.
"Well, shit." He said. "That'll be Armatek. Gotta go."

He sprinted out of the room, slipping on his mask, locking it into the socket where his eyes and the bridge of his nose should be. You felt all of his quantum routers start buzzing, as he made his way to one of the hangars, quickly. It made him... Hard to focus on. It almost felt like, to use Robin's terminology- his Where was vibrating, wiggling around. Difficult to lock onto.

>>25016512
Any rolls now probably won't be counted, Exa will ask for a roll in the next post.

Why do we keep using Knowledge before meals? More great food rendered tasteless by clairvoyance.

>>25016537
Still think we should Knowledge him.

>>25016537
Well sure, that wasn't suspicious at all. Guy's definitely up to something, looks like he somehow picked up on our attempts to Know him.

Which means we should redouble our efforts to do so.

>>25016537
"Anybody else get a really bad vibe from him?"

>>25016537

"oooh, all those quantum routers are dizzying."

reach out and sense for ships and what Evan is or will be doing to them

>>25016537
What a pleb.

Omni was doing that shit before it was cool.

>>25016537
>"Navcoms." He said. "I've control of the navigation computer network, so I can basically control their computers. Even the void queen has to somehow... manifest an entangled quantum router in order to fly. Both sets, one in the navcom facility, one on her ships." He said. "So I just find those when they're manifested, redirect her... In theory. It hasn't happened yet."
Wait wait wait. He can INTERCEPT a QUANTUM ROUTER?

>>25016562
Me too, but Extrabutt's ever so subtly railroading us from getting anything worthwhile.

>>25016537
Call Theta, quickly, and tell him that there is a small chance of us melting our brain in a minute.

Then attempt to knowledge him through the interference.

>>25016582
All the more reason for Knowledge then.

I don't want to, several threads from now, have Jabberwocky go "aha, you never suspected I was working for armatek all along, if only you'd thought to Knowledge me, but you're too trusting!"

>>25016537
Cool thought, but considering the old station is rigged with drive plates, we could turn it into a mobile battlestation.

>>25016537
>Even the void queen has to somehow... manifest an entangled quantum router in order to fly.
But she doesn't. She can just use another copy of Apocalypse, who was designed like Omni to do all the calculations of bubble drive flight without a connection. She doesn't care about abusing AIs.

>>25016623

it may or may not have been the first attempt to mechanize psionics.

>>25016579
>Technically, he's just twisting around the navcom so that it guides the computers- thus the drives- anywhere *but* the station.

"Anyone else get a bad vibe from him?"
"The vibe I got wasn't exactly... bad." Sarvesh said.
You pull up your personacom. "Theta, there's a small chance of us melting my brain in a minute. Cafeteria."
"Damnit, Heather." Theta responded.

You close your eyes, and reach out through Knowledge to Jabberwocky...

>>25016654
>Forgot to ask.
>Roll Knowledge!

Rolled 53

>>25016654

this is the part where we roll, I think.

Rolled 99

>>25016670
Cant we just use the 94 from earlier

Rolled 76

>>25016654
Welp, here goes.

Rolled 44

>>25016654

>>25016677

still want that 94, bro?

>>25016677
Woo

>>25016677
No sir, I think this will be better

>>25016677
No, I'm quite happy using the 99.

>>25016677
We should stop rolling.

>>25016672
>>25016677
>>25016680
Provided the difficulty isn't insanely hard, and no-one dicks us over with a nat 1, that ought to do it.

Rolled 1

>>25016677
noice

>>25016729
Nice try.

>>25016729
>1d1
Oh you.

>>25016729
>1d1

Dude.

Duuuuude.

>>25016729
1d1.
Very funny... dick.

>>25016729
You bastard, made me worry for a second.

>>25016729
Come on, dude. At least try to use fucked up unicode characters that look like 00's

Rolled 1

>>25016775

>>25016797
3/5, Good effort.

>>25016797
Too round.

Rolled 95

>>25016811

Rolled 1

>>25016824
Personally I prefer.

>Sure, I'll count the 94 instead of your roll. Hehehe.

You reach out to him, feeling for that strange perception... And lock into it.

All you see are stutters, twitches- abnormal things, moments that never happened. Windows into potential that never happened.
You could understand, vaguely, that Jabberwocky was- at least slightly- psionic. That he wasn't a clone. That he was f-
There was a flash of light.
>"Sorry, kid." Jabberwocky said, and put the gun up to Lin's temple. Lin was clenching his teeth, trying to reach for a power that wasn't there. "This is how it has to be."
>Bang.
Flash.
>"Sorry." Jabberwocky said, and put the gun up to Lin's temple. Lin's eyes were wide, afraid. "There's nothing else I could do."
>Bang.
Flash.
>"Nice try." Jabberwocky said, knocking the gun out of a furious Lin's hands. He caught it, and pulled the trigger.
>Bang.

A moment later, and a flash of light later... you were in nothingness. Everything was dark, and empty. You couldn't see, or hear- but there were the arms of a thin exosuit holding you- Ellie's suit.
<Are you okay?> Sarvesh asked.

>>25016856
<That guy is going to kill Lin.>

>>25016856

<Blind and deaf... also, very confused.>

we need to talk to Damien about this.

Rolled 68

>>25016856
I do not accept this. More knowledge is required to complete a sufficient number of Bayesian updates.

>>25016856
<I'm fine.>
<Damien, do you see Jabberwocky killing Lin or am I just misunderstanding my power?>

<Blind and deaf.> You say. <Also, very confused.>
<Theta's worried.> Sarvesh said. <I'll relay things to you. He's calling you stupid, now, and says that he meant for you to practice in controlled conditions.>
You reach out, to Damien.
<Damien, do you see Jabberwocky killing Lin, or am I just misunderstanding my power?>
<Who?> Damien asked. <I don't see anyone killing Lin, save the very slight chance that the engines powering this station blow up at the same time.>

>>25016856
Yes, I need to use knowledge again, but not yet. I also need to confront jabberwocky about various futures where he kills Lin.

>>25016856
>Desperation
>Fear
>Anger

Interesting, so we know what Evan plans to do but not how Lin will react?

>>25016963
<Blah blah blah. It's not damage, tell Theta that.>

>>25016856
<I think so? Can't see, hear, or feel *anything*, but I think I'm alive.

So anyway, Jabberwocky is a psion. Sort of. When I try to know him, all I see are potential moments. Things that could have happened but didn't, things that could still happen. Like he's always been in some sort of quantum state.

There... were an awful lot of moments where he killed Lin though.

Rolled 70

>>25016963
>>25016972
we don't have enough info or perceptability to confront jabberwocky. we should use knowledge again now.
rolling

>>25016963
<Tell Theta not to worry, the lack of senses is just backlash from my new power. It'll go away with time. My brain wasn't melted, right?>

>>25016963
Try and retrocog it to show it to him. He's experienced at making sense of this sort of thing.

<Why's Theta worried? I think I'm perfectly normal biologically.>

>>25016996
Let's wait until we've got our senses back, don't want to rupture something.

>>25016996
Not yet, you'll give us an anyerism. And we need to knowledge Lin now, not Jabber.

Didn't we see somebody killing an astral manifestation of Lin back on Earth?

>>25017044
Yeah. This is actually killing Lin though, or Lin wouldn't be afraid/desperate.

<Blah blah blah.> You say. <It's not damage, tell Theta that. The lack of senses is just backlash from my new power. It'll go away with time. My brain wasn't melted, right?>
<He says right, but your optic and cochlear nerves took some damage. He said it isn't enough to be worried about, but it would build up if you did this too much. He's repairing those now. Can you see?>
<Still no.> you say.
<Well, you're in perfect condition again, he says.> Sarvesh added.

>>25017076
<Tell him thanks, and sorry I keep doing this, but I was worried, and I wasn't sure I could afford to wait.>

>>25017076
<Thanks, Theta.>

>>25017076
<Well, tell him I said thanks, and sorry for pulling him away like that.

>>25017076
<Thanks Theta.>
Now show Damien the vision.

>He says right, but your optic and cochlear nerves took some damage. He said it isn't enough to be worried about, but it would build up if you did this too much.
Maybe Damien wasn't blind from birth after all?

>>25017111
>>25017137
We can tell him ourself. He can still recieve telepathy, just can't send it.

>>25017076

Theta: <still blind and deaf, but I appreciate the repair job, and I'm sorry for worrying you.> move to hug Theta and miss entirely.

oh hey if we can 'feel' with TK I wonder if we can use it as a sort of TK radar. Lets try it out.

>>25017186
We've done it before, it works.

>>25017186
We tried that last time we went blind.

<Thanks, Theta. Sorry I keep doing this.>
<Try to be a bit more careful.>
<I'm still blind and deaf, but I appreciate the repair job. I'm sorry for worrying you.>

You pull someone into a hug- it was Robin, apparently, so you move on- and hug carapace. Sarvesh. You make to hug someone once more- and it was einstein.

<... Over here.> Theta said, and you felt someone pull you into a hug. Theta chuckled. <Don't be stupid next time, alright?>

You nod, and reach out to Damien, and send him your memories.
>Roll for telepathic memory transfer!

alright then, no reason to not to it.

Rolled 42

>>25017227

Rolled 70

>>25017227

Rolled 23

>>25017227

Rolled 77

>>25017227
eh

Rolled 31

>>25017227

Rolled 28

>>25017227
Huh, we haven't had to roll for this since we got retrocog.

Rolled 37

>>25017227
Alright then.

Rolled 89

>>25017227
Vulcan mind meld time.

>>25017240
>>25017248
>>25017249

well, he'll get at least 1 memory, right?

>>25017248
70s not so bad.

>>25017271
I wouldn't have thought this was a hard roll.

Rolled 86

>>25017271
inb4 damien gets all our memories except the one we're trying to show him

>>25017283
I wouldn't have thought it was a roll at all, so all bets are off.

>>25017295
He'd probably enjoy most of that actually.

>>25017283
>>25017295

or we fry our and his brain.

>>25017295
>Overwhelmed by the memory of having sex with himself

>>25017283
>You needed Jilly to do it for you, a few dozen threads ago. You have improved telepathy-wise since then, but not as much as you've improved everything else.

You reach out, and try to focus on the strange perception Knowledge gives you. It's more than just sight and sound, but cognition, and perspective... much harder to focus.

And then you quickly got a response.
<I'm... not sure why you're sending me this.> he said. <This was just the time we took a shower together, when I was blind. Do you... Do you want to do that again? I mean, it's totally up to you, but this is a strange way to go about... Wait, you actually like when I slap your->
You felt your cheeks burn, and redoubled your will, trying to focus more.

You push the memory through- and it was just one of you, Robin, and Summer, snuggling together as catgirls.
<... I don't understand.> Damien said.

Rolled 89

>>25017351
<I'm trying to send you what I just saw. Where that dude kills Lin.>

<oops, sorry, I'm trying to send you my latest forays into the wonderful world of multiple timelines. I think I still need Jilly's help.>

Rolled 8

>>25017351
<I keep sending the wrong things!>

>>25017351
<Come over to me. It makes it easier if I'm touching.>

>>25017351
<The memory is being slippery. Playing hard to get. I keep sending you the wrong stuff. Hang on, I might have to get Jilly to help.>

Rolled 99

>>25017351
<dammit this is hard, need jolly to show you the right thing.>

<jilly can you send a memory to Damien for me.>

Rolled 64

>>25017351
<... This is harder to pinpoint properly than I suspected.>

>>25017403
<your hand.> Before he gets any ideas.

>>25017413
Apparently we dont need Jilly.

>>25017413
99 on third roll, huzzah

>>25017351

<noooo! i'm trying to send you my visions! why am i so bad at it?!>

oh god, stop before we send him our non stop rumble with Anna on board Wyvern!

>>25017351
>Wait, you actually like when I slap your-
...Now I want details of that shower scene. If only so I know how that sentence was going to end.

>>25017351
<Damn it! Hang on, let me get Jilly in here. I'm trying to send across the memory of Lin getting shot... damn brain focusing on other things.>

>>25017439
Oh god, his reaction.

>...
>So yeah.
>I'll be in my bunk.

>>25017439
Aww, I'm kind of disappointed we rolled well this time so that's not likely to happen.

<Noooo! I keep sending the wrong things! Why am I so bad at it?> You say. <My memory is being slippery. I'm trying to send you what I just saw.>
You redouble your will. <Come to the cafeteria and touch me. It makes it easier if I'm touching. Your hand, I mean!>
<Oh! Alright, that makes a bit more sense.> He said, sounding quite a bit let down. <At least now I know how things feel for you.>
You felt him take your hand, and you used it and focused...
And *pushed* your memory into his mind.

<... Lin...> He said. <Three different times... Did you sense anything else? Other than these?>
<No.>
<Alright. I have trouble focusing on more than five branches at a time... But this feels... Familiar. Maybe you've learned how to use my power.>

>>25017442
Almost certainly ass, Heather has a toned slappable butt.

>>25017511
<Maybe. So, what say o' Lord of Time?>

>>25017511
<So you think it's possible futures after all? If so, the guy's definitely not good to have around.>

>>25017524
I'd imagine everyone she has sex with (or even makes out with) fail to resist slapping dat ass.

>>25017524
Most likely. But there's a sliiiiiight chance that it could have been rough sex, which means that the slapping could have been anywhere.

Rolled 65

>>25017540
that depends on the why, it not like everyone has the same options we have to deal with the problem

>>25017511

<Maybe, I was trying to 'know' about Evan, it didn't work out as I hoped and showed me these instead.>

<what can I do?>

>>25017560
you're putting way too much thought into the one-night-stand of fictional characters dozens of threads ago anon

Rolled 26

>>25017511
lets try to "know" Lins Toggle no Clip power

<Maybe.> You say. <So, what say o' Lord of Time?>
<Not enough to know.> He said. <You're just looking at three possibilities out of all of the infinite possibilities.
We don't know when it is, so it could be weeks or years from now. It could just be a slight... let's call it a branch, that splits into three, all the way up there. It could be nothing. I'll keep an eye on this guy, and keep my mind out for him, but these possibilities feel too far away to make them even close to certain. We don't know what's happening between now and then.>
<What can I do?>
<Wait for your sight to come back.> He said. <Mine's back already. I'll keep an eye out for the near future of Lin, though. Near future is way easier than hours in the future.>

>>25017598
<Thanks Damien.>

>>25017598
<Thanks Damien, I'll be here. Being blind. And Deaf.> Grope our way to someone we haven't talked to lately all that much. Sigma maybe?

>>25017587
Hey, it was a two night stand. That's double the significance.

>>25017598
<Mrgh. Oh well, vigilance it is then. Guess I'll need to learn how to interpret this as well now.>

>>25017598
<Cool. Cool cool cool.>

>>25017598
I'm going to try knowledge on Lin later, see if I can find any reason for him to be targetted. Maybe he's more linked to armatek than we thought.

>>25017565
Admittedly, Jabberwocky did seem pretty remorseful that he had to kill Lin, so maybe something else is at work here?

It was also hinted at that Lin didn't have access to his powers, which is odd. Alex is the only one who can disable psionics, AFAIK, and if Alex had disabled Lin's powers while Jabber shot him, then there could be more to the story than we know.

>>25017598
we should try and learn more about our new powers and we need to talk to manus about Empathy and how the UPA races are all psychic

>>25017598

<Alright, thanks.>

psion roulette time! we stumbe around a bit and hang out with the person we clamp on to, they can be our seeing eye person.

>i hope we get to roll on this.

>>25017645
Delta might be able to disable powers.

<Thanks, Damien. I'll be here. Being blind. And deaf.> You say.
Then he pulled you to your feet.
<Well... I've already gotten good with projecting, so watch.>

There was a blur, and suddenly you could see a rather cute, redheaded girl, looking blindly out.
"Will she be able to walk?" Ellie asked, braiding the girl's hair.
"She should be able to." You heard yourself say, with Damien's voice.
<How's this?> Damien asked, and you raised a hand experimentally- the busty girl raised her own hand, slightly.
Strange- it wasn't like looking into a mirror, at all.
"Just when I finish her food, and she can't even taste it." Sarvesh said. "Think she'll notice if I just give her rations?"
"She can hear you. I'm projecting my senses into her mind." Damien said.

>>25017687
<Feed me those gross rations and I'll never forgive you, Sarvesh.>

>>25017687
Pout. Let's see what it's like to be on the receiving end.

>>25017687
<Whoah, trippy. And a bit too disorienting to be useful, though at least it's neat.>

>>25017687
<irregardless of my current state giving me rations would be a dick move>

>>25017719
Are you trying to cause a pout feedback loop here?

You tamper with forces beyond your control.

Let's do it.

>>25017687
"If you give me rations, I'll cut you."

>>25017734
Yes. Me am play gods.

>>25017719
Seconded.

>>25017687
"This is weird, but cool. I don't want to impose though, I can just use the security cameras."

>>25017719
But that first. For science.

>>25017687

<I can still taste food, jerk!>

<look at the pretty girl! this is way better than a mirror.>

let's try to walk towards a chair.

i wonder how the world would react if we pouted now, not advocating we do it though.

<Whoah, trippy.> You say. <And a bit too disorienting to be useful.>
<Is it?> He asked.
"If you give me rations, I'll cut you." The girl said, in your voice. Then you got an idea...
>Then she turned to you-, Damien's precognition said, layered upon your sight.
Then she turned to you
>-and pouted
And pouted.

You felt guilt, powerful guilt for making this girl sad. She pouted at you, begging you why you did this- she made you feel... guilty. Ever more guilty... so you pouted at her. And her pout grew-

And then Damien winced, and looked away.
<... Whatever that was, try not to do it.> He said. <I'm an innocent bystander.

>>25017806
<Mwahahahahaha. Pout feedback loop!>
Then do the boob thing.

>>25017806
<I wanted to see how much damage a pout feedback loop would cause. Sorry.>

>>25017806
Truly the most powerful weapon in our arsenal.

>>25017806
<Sorry, it was an experiment. Gotta remember not doing that when I'm looking through a camera, or I'll be stuck for hours.>

>>25017806
><... Whatever that was, try not to do it.>
<empathy is psionics, and my pout is military grade weaponized empathy>

>>25017806
<I had no idea the power I wielded. I will us it more responsibly in future.>

>>25017806
"Sorry. I wanted to see what it's like when I pout at somebody. Apparently my pouts are actually a minor psionic power."

>>25017806

"Well, it worked. sorry for using you as a guinea pig." "turns out it's actually some sort of weapon of mass destruction."

let's find a seat.

we need to save the pouting boob 1HKO for when it is absolutely needed.

>>25017806
<Empath beams.>

<Sorry, it was an experiment.> You say. <I wanted to see how much damage a pout feedback loop would cause.>
"Sorry, sorry." Sarvesh said. "I'll get you some real food, then."
Damien guided you to sit down, and soon enough, Sarvesh came out with actual food for you and Damien. He started to eat, making sure to keep his eyes on you so you could see what you were eating. You speared a bunch of noodles, and started to eat.
<Looking through cameras don't do this?> Damien asked.
<Nope.> You say- as you normally recognized yourself, while here, you were looking at yourself from an outside perspective. Well, normally, you weren't constantly oogling your own breasts and butt. It was a unique way to see things, that was for sure.

>>25017923
>Corrections!
><Looking through cameras doesn't do this?> Damien asked.
><Nope.> You say- as even with cameras, you normally recognized yourself, while here, you were looking at yourself from an outside perspective.

>>25017923
<It's like I'm seeing things as you. Not just the sight and sound, but the thoughts that colour them as well.>

>>25017923
Flash him our cleavage, when we reach for the salt.
<I suppose I could use the cameras... but this is more fun.>
<You're like my own personal cameraman for my biography trid!>

<So, uh, what are you doing later?><wanna make out?>

>>25017923
<Cameras aren't so focused on my assets...well, not usually.>

>>25017923
<...You know I see exactly where you're looking right?>

>>25017923
<Cameras are just like extra eyes. This is a whole new perspective, seeing me how you see me and not how I see me.>

>>25017971
No.

>>25017971
nope

>>25017923
<I do have nice breasts and a great ass don't I?>

>>25017923

"the camera's don't focus so much on my chest and buttocks, I can sense a degree of precognition from you too."

"it's very strange"

>>25017923
Wow, still? Damien's pretty fixated, we've known him for weeks and weeks and he's still staring at our assets at every opportunity.
<Cameras I can control myself, so it's just like having a different field of view, while here I'm just along for the ride as it were.>

>>25017971
fuck off

>>25017923
<I'm looking at it after your mind has processed it. Which would explain why my tits and ass are so big.>

<... You know I see exactly where you're looking, right? The cameras don't focus so much on my assets>
<... Right, sorry.> He said, and shifted to oogling Robin instead. She caught his look, and went red, looking steadfastly away. So he oogled Theta's currently-female form.
You continued eating, while everyone else talked around you, and Delta rolled out of the room, his food done. A few moments later, your ears popped, and you could hear Theta talking through your own ears.
"So I *could* fix his legs, but he doesn't want me to. He says he'd have to waste time learning to walk if I did." Theta was saying- and suddenly, you could see from your own perspective, too.

>>25018009
>Implying everyone on the station doesn't ogle Heather

>>25018009
He's a guy, and Heather is, by all accounts, pretty hot.

>>25018107
>Implying the station itself doesn't ogle Heather

>>25018101
"Does he realize one of us could transfer the knowledge of walking?"

>>25018101
"Ah ha!"
"Thanks, Theta!"

<Yay! I am free. Now I can ogle with my own eyes!>

>>25018123
It doesn't have a personality. I bet the old one did though.

>>25018125
that would still be strange as our bodies are different

>>25018101
Test our speech!
"Oh, it's back. For all its inconvenience, it never seems to last long."

>>25018101
<Back in my own body, time to ogle!>

Proceed to ogle everyone present.

>>25018101

"hooray, my senses are back to normal, now i can overload them all over again!" mostly joking of course

>>25018131
Yes, oogle Robin with Damien.

>>25018147
Are you saying you don't want Delta to walk sexy?

>>25018101
we need to talk to Doc Manus

>>25018161
Or Theta. That works too.

>>25018163
somethings are too disturbing to contemplate

>>25018107
>>25018112
I was a pretty horny virgin in high-school and even I didn't spend every interaction with the hot girls in my class oggling them. And Damien's both older AND isn't a frustrated virgin, so what's his excuse?

>>25018164
about what?

>>25018161
>>25018167
Ogle Robin, Damien, Theta, Sarvesh, Anna, whoever else is here that Heather could conceivably want to ogle.

We're supposed to be taking it easy for a bit after all.

>>25018101
"Gotta look at it from his point of view: "Does it help me design things? No? I don't want it."

Also, my senses are back. I think."

>>25018161
poor Robin, Heather's really turned it around on her. From molester to molestee.

>>25018184
Can we use Knowledge to oogle them all at once?

>>25018177
the Empathy and the nature of psionics, or at least the bits we figured out. we were going to then the demiurg invaded

>>25018202
Ogling so intensely we go blind?

>>25018202
>Heather achieves Omniscience
>Ogles Universe

>>25018202
we'd need a isochamber to pull that off

>>25018222
It wasn't the ogling that made her blind.

I just had a thought.
What if
guys
what if we
guys, listen
what if we introduced Jilly's mom to Robin?

>>25018272
Oh
My
God.

The universe will never be the same again.

>>25018272
>Robin: "...I have reached the promised land."

Oh hey, we promised to poke around about Robin's dead lover. Lets do that now. Either Retrocog or Knowing.